The meaning of different hairstyles for women in ancient Korea

The meaning of the different hairstyles of women in ancient Korea mainly reflected the social status and marital status of the time. Here are some common ancient Korean women's hairstyles and their meanings:

1.Flat head: This hairstyle is a very popular hairstyle for women in ancient Korea.

A flat head means that the hair is neatly arranged on the top of the head, without fancy hair accessories, and the ends of the hair should be neat and not unruly. The styling of this hairstyle is simple, but it is very atmospheric. It is usually used to show the elegance and modesty of a woman.

2.Eryatou: This hairstyle indicates that a woman is not yet an underage and is usually used on young girls.

3.Wild gourd: This hairstyle indicates that a woman is married and has children.

4.Sprout: This hairstyle indicates that the woman is divorced.

5.Nose upturned: This hairstyle indicates a woman's family origins.

6.Daughter line: This hairstyle indicates that a woman is married and has children.

7.Foxtail: This hairstyle indicates that the woman is divorced and has children.

8.Yuhuan: This hairstyle indicates that a woman is married and has children, and at the same time has a prominent family.

In conclusion, the meaning of the different hairstyles of women in ancient Korea mainly reflected the social status, marital status, and family background of the time. These hairstyles play an important role in the traditional culture and history of Korea and are an important part of ancient Korean culture.

There are many names for women's hair buns in ancient times, such as: Nine Hair Buns, Weeping Cloud Buns, Lingyun Buns, Near Fragrant Buns, Jointed Halo Buns, Half Turned Buns, Sorrowful Buns and so on.

The hairstyle of the Tang Dynasty was divided into bun and mustache, the bun was solid, and the mustache was hollow. There are many names of buns, including buns, snails, double screws, reverse buns, semi-uphews (single-knife half-upturned buns and double-knife half-upheads), and startled buns.

Ancient women's hairstyles1) Dome-shaped, the hairpin body is a cylinder, the top is a sphere or hemisphere, and a few are engraved with swirls;

2) Flower top shape, hairpin body and the same as the above, but at the top of the chisel plum, lotus, chrysanthemum, peach and other patterns;

3) The ear digging shape is formed by metal or jade, the hairpin body is slightly flattened, the upper end is broad, and the neck is obviously tightened, and bends towards the front to form the ear digging, so that a thing has two functions;

4) Ruyi shape, the hairpin body is round or flat, the hairpin body is bent forward, and it is in the shape of a ruyi head;

5) Animal-shaped, hairpin jewelry to birds and animals, common dragons, phoenixes, unicorns, swallows, finches and swimming fish.

Ancient women's hairstyles include, but are not limited to:1. Lily bun, single screw:

The lily bun and single snail are characterized by laziness, and the bangs hanging down on both sides always give people a lazy and idle feeling, like a fairy in the sky, comfortable and comfortable. The updo will be more domineering, like a queen. And the Jinghong bun follows this name, and it will look particularly good with gorgeous antique costumes.

As for the hanging bun, it is more like the hairstyle that the youngest daughter in the ancient family would have, which is age-reducing and playful.

2. Flag head, shelf head:

The flag head and the shelf head are very common court hairstyles, and then decorated with different French styles, either small and fresh, or magnificent, dignified and rich. The peony head is the same dignified, but it is not formal, but it shows a kind of temperament of the rivers and lakes, sassy and atmospheric. A little ruby embellishment on the forehead is an absolute finishing touch.

The group of back-to-back buns next to it, its laziness and casualness also attract a lot of people.

3. Double flat bun, double bun, flying bun:

Double flat buns, double buns or flying buns are quite common, at least the hairstyle that most Hanfu girls will choose. The following updo, the two heads and the Lingyun bun are easy to ignore, first because it is more difficult, and secondly, the clothes that need to be matched should be as luxurious or fairy as possible, so that they will be "the right one".

In ancient times, the hairstyle of women who did not leave the pavilion was generally maid and maid bun, that is, the hair on the temples and the hair on the back of the head were combed into small braids and hung down, and two small mustaches were combed on the head or on the forehead.

A kind of bun hairstyle for ancient girls who have not come out of the pavilion, the hair is parted in the middle, and then coiled up, it looks very fresh and temperamental. A hairstyle with partial bangs, such a coiled hairstyle and a little long hair, it is also a very good-looking ancient woman who has not been out of the cabinet A coiled hairstyle.

Ancient girls combed double-ringed buns (basically there was no drag horse tail behind, a mural in the five dynasties was blurred, and it was doubtful for the time being), and women in the Tang Dynasty did not cross their heads after marriage, but combined the double mustaches into a single mustache. Smaller girls wear their hair in a bun or three buns.

Ancient Hairstyles Knitting:

The first type is braided on both sides.

First, comb the hair neatly, then separate the hair from the middle, leave a little hair on both sides, then coil up the hair on both sides to fix it, then pull the coiled hair a little to the sides, and finally braid the hair left in advance into two braids, and wear hair accessories on both sides of the coiled hair.

The second type of coiled hair.

First comb the hair into a bunch with your hands, wrap the hair around the index finger from left to right, then continue to wrap the hair into a bun, use the hairpin through the wrapped hair, and then use the hairpin to lift the bun and insert it from the right to the left.

Hanging laurel bun. The hanging laurel bun is the style of hanging hair on both sides, in the costume TV series, the general maid prefers to comb this, or it is a relatively young girl, so the comb looks young, cute and lively, and it is generally more suitable for this hairstyle to wear turquoise Hanfu. That youthful feeling.

There are cross buns, back buns, hanging buns, double buns, etc.

Ancient Chinese women's hairstyles changed with the change of age and status, when they were young, they combed their hair in a bun, and when they became adults, they changed their hair to a bun, and when they got married, they changed their hair to a bun, and then matched with gold, silver, Huadian, jewelry Pei Cui and other jewelry to form a rich and luxurious, graceful and rich decorative style.

In the Tang Dynasty, women's hairstyles included half-turned buns, reverse buns, Leyou buns, sorrowful buns, lily buns, hoof buns, panhuan buns, changing ring-looking fairy buns and various mustache styles. In general, the Sui Dynasty hair style is relatively simple, with few changes, generally a flat-topped style, and the hair is piled up in layers, like a hat.

In the early Tang Dynasty, there was still this hairstyle, but the top was not as flat as in the Sui Dynasty, and there was a tendency to be tall, and most of them were made into cloud shapes. By the time of Taizong, the bun was getting higher and higher, and the forms were becoming more and more abundant.

Discussion:

"The History of the Female World" said: "Zhang Cijing peony banquet guests, there are dozens of famous concubines, the first peony. Luo Qiu's poem "Than Honger", "The persimmon flower is like a snow hairpin and a cloud bun", refers to the small white adadmonishment flower (that is, jasmine) is inserted into the bun.

This kind of decoration method of lining black hair with white flowers has always been the main technique in women's hair accessories in China.